Paradigms Lost—Paradigms Found?
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Paradigms Lost—Paradigms Found?
A brief response is given to Custer's comment on my article, "Paradigms and the nature of change in American archaeology." Custer's position contains errors of fact and interpretation, propounds a questionable view of the history of science in general (and archaeology in particular), and fails to disprove my original arguments.
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